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Map of the sites holding the search term ""Saturnia pavonia""
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Otmoor
… in Britain. Other regionally uncommon species present include the emperor moth Saturnia pavonia, the shield bug Zicrona caerulea and the longhorn beetle Anaglyptus mysticus. The ditches and pools contain several water beetles including Agabus uliginosus, Enochrus nigritus and He…
Armboth Fells
…which includes northern eggar moth Losiocarpa quercus callunae and emperor moth Saturnia pavonia. A herd of red deer and a few roe deer graze the fells east of High Tove and Shivery Knot.
In addition to the biological interest, rock outcrops in the faces of Falcon Crag and on th…
East Dartmoor
…reed within the site, as does the ring ouzel Turdus torquatus. The emperor moth Saturnia pavonia is among the many invertebrates that occur.
The coarse magacrystic biotite granite at Birch Tor, part of the Dartmoor mass (of Permo-Carboniferous age), is remarkable for the wide va…
Murcott Meadows
…d emperor dragonfly Anax imperator. Other insects recorded include emperor moth Saturnia pavonia, a species uncommon in Oxfordshire and the nationally notable yellow legged clearwing moth Synanthedon vespiformis. The willow bed and woodland support several species of breeding bir…
Hartlebury Common and Hillditch Coppice
…ed border wave Idaea sylvestraria fox moth Mascrothylacia rubi and emperor moth Saturnia pavonia. Hartlebury Common has been subject to a number of scientific papers. A recent palynological spore study based on peat samples from the valley mire describes changes in the site’s veg…
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